Virginia Intermont College - Intermont Yearbook (Bristol, VA)

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Our iirst encounter with our friendly president was at the annual tea given for the girls at his home. Since tl1en we have eo111e into Contact with l1i1n very often, both i11 the chapel and on tl1e campus. Dr. Brantley shows a great interest ill the welfare of the students, and he is tl1e first to congratulate us or give us constructive criticism when we need it IHOSt. VVC are very proud of our presidentls work i11 educational circles, for i11 1947 he was elected the President of the Southern Association of Innior Colleges, a11d in 1948 he served as President of the Southern Association of Colleges for YV on1e11. Now he is Chairinan of the Iunior College Coni- inittee of the Soutl1er11 Association of Colleges. Dr. Brantley received his AB. degree and MA. degree from Mercer University, and his Ph.D. from Ceorge Peabody College. He was Professor of English a11d JOl.l1'112'lllSl11 at Mary-lflardin-Baylor. At Bessie Tift College, in addition to being i11 the English a11d lournalisin Department, he filled the post of Treasurer. Our president has also served as Dean of the University of Georgia in Atlanta. Page 12 Dr. Rahun L. Brantley fyrwiafenlf

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Miss Marguerite Pflug Zan of Our very capable Academic Dean, Miss Pflug, carefully guides each girl's curriculum. She pre- pares our schedules from the vague future plans that we present to her, and often seems to work wonders. During the year she presents many invitations for visits to her beautiful cabin, Rockynook, in Holston Valley, thus showing her individual in- terest in the various clubs who are so honored. As a French and German teacher, Miss Pflug is exceptional. She received her education in Europe, studying at the University of Berlin, and the University of Geneva. I-ler Ph.B. and A.M. degrees were acquired at Iohn B. Stetson Univer- sity and Columbia University respectively. Page 13